Panorama Point
Dramatic views await at the aptly named Panorama Point: take your selfie stick photo here!
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Panorama Point Details
Dramatic views await at the aptly named Panorama Point: take your selfie stick photo here! Yes, there's a "trail" to Panorama Point, which is right off Highway 24, but really it should be consider simply a short stroll from the parking lot to the overlook. Sunsets are beautiful here, but for photographers anytime in the late afternoon also works well for great shots. Gooseneck Point, which also overlooks Sulphur Creek, is nearby.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Panorama Point
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0.1 mi away
Panorama Point Parking Area
It's just a short walk from the Panorama Point parking lot to Panorama Point itself.
0.5 mi away
Sunset Point Trail
The very short, easy Sunset Point Trail is a mere 4/10 of a mile from the parking area to the scenic Sunset Point overlook.
0.5 mi away
Goosenecks Trail
Not a hike but a stroll, the Goosenecks Trail leads just 600 feet from the parking lot to Goosenecks Point.
0.6 mi away
Goosenecks Point
Maybe this overlook gets its name from visitors craning their neck to take yet another amazing Capitol Reef view?
0.6 mi away
Chimney Rock
Accessible via the Chimney Rock Trail, just inside the west entrance to Capitol Reef along Hwy. 24, Chimney Rock stands as an impressive sentinel over the desert below.
